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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-06
State Creamery Association.

A meeting of creamery men of this vi
cinity was held at the Van Ness House
Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of
forming a State Creamery association
Creameries were represented as follows /:
Huntington creamery, S. j. Randall g.
q. NJ. Norton Richmond creamery, II. c.
Gleason North Willston and Jonesvile
creameries, Messrs. Hildreth & Gleason :;
Bristol creameries, Messrs. Eastman, Ian
don & Stearns; Vergennes, Messrs. Evarts
& Eastman Weybridge creamery, Hay
ward Roscoe Jericho, creamery, K. Galu-
sha; Burlington creamery. A.. o. Fer
guson & w. +. Chaplin. and others.
Various plans and projects were discussed
at length. 1t was propose to employ
reliable man to go to Boston and New
York on a salary to sell the butter of the
various creameries represented. A. o.
Ferguson was appointed as committee to
see what could be done in this direction.
1t was decided to postpone the organiza-
ton of a State association until the next
meeting. The merits of the various kinds
OF apparatus used and the best feed for
milk were also discussed. The market
for butter also received consideration and
it WAS the general opinion that the out
look was that creamery butter would
make a better average for farmers than
cheese. An adjourned meeting will be
held at the Van Ness House, May 9 at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-06
VERMONT AND CANADA ROAD.
Where Its Construction was First Begin
An Interesting Letter.

We are permitted to copy the following
from a letter written by ID. j. White
more, chief engineer of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul to his brother A. G.
Whittemore of this city.
Inotce in Rams history of Chittendep
county, page 1911, it is stated that The work of
constructing the Vermont and Canada lail-
road was begun early in September lSiS, IN
the northern part of Georgia 1t the author
means TO cOnv v the IMPRESSION that work
was first begun there | feel sure that he is in
error. The first ground broken in the con-
structon of that liue was at near the nor,
end of the Y at Essex Junction. There were
PRESENT at this ceremony Charles Paine. pres
ident II. K Campbell, chief engineers Phaon
Jarrett, assistant chief engineer; Ambrose
PlersOn. first assistant engineer; Bush.
NELL second assis ant englneer d. j. WHITE
more, rodman and several citizens of Essex.
Atter Il few impressive remarks on the i'm.
portance OF he work by President Paine, he
loaded one barrow with earth and wheeled IL
into embankment. Each Of the Others in the
order named did the same, after when ali adj
jOurned to the Office near by and drank Il bottle
OF champagne. The shovel and wheelbarrow
used was appropriately inscribed with the
names of a the actors, in Captain Jarretts
best style of lettering, and bel eve were sent
to NOrth1eld aud presume were burned in the
cOnflagration which destroyed the Vermont
Central buildings three Yeas afterward 1t
may be that am now the only one living who
participated in this event This is of very lit
Tie Importance anyway, except 10 correct the
impression convey N the work referred to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-06
Suicide of A. Il. Wheeler,

The Board of Railroad Commissioners
have made the following report in rela-
ton to the death of Arson L. Wheeler, on
the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
railroad at Barton, April 10, 1887; Arson
T. Wheeler OF Walpole, N. H., arrived at
Barton, April ID, and, during the day,
called at the house of Joseph Damon, sit
uated about a quarter of mile south of
the railroad station, on the highway
which runs near and parallel with the call
road at that point.
Having been furnished upon request
with writing Materials he wrote letter
in which he said: Dear father and
mother, Expect to be killed tonight
by riot, so if l am, goodbye"
Giving this letter to Mr.. Damon
to post, he left the house and cuntin-
ued to walk up and down the highway
there for some time, but finally went Jwn
to the railroad where he walked back and
forth near the track until the engine
which helps freight trains up the grade
to the summit south of Barton, returning
from one of its trips, backing down, came
along, when he threw himself before it,
was run over and instantly killed. This APP
pears to be clear case of suicide, caused
by insanity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-06
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seeking harmless cure. Throughout the
ages, from time to time, have arisen persons
who aimed to be a'le o cure it by vegetable
and harmless remedies. They have always
been we coined by the advanced men of the
medical profession who are ever eager for
anything, from any source. promising relief
to suffering humanity. Cnhappily. no per-
manent result of benefit were secured. In
deed, it got to be received rs a settled fact
in medicine. tn 1t the disease could only be
cured by mineral and dangerous treatment
| myself although brought up IN the progress
sive school, hich still closely follow in all
its certain treatment, hsrbored this belief;
and should probably be IN the same blind
faith now. had it not been demonstrated be-
yond the peradventure of doubt, that it can
be cur d b, purely vegetable and harmless
trea ment viz Swlit's Spe fic.
Notwit hstanding the fact that ever since a
Georgia plantation medicine for The slaves,
and that was familiar with many instances
where cures had been claimed, yet so welded
WAS TO my professional ethics that ! could
about me.
Several years ago a negro came to me
times, and without other tnan tenn
marry brR r +o On the fourth visit he
examination. that he had contracted blood
poisonins. He confessed that he had; but
SAID doctor had cured him with black pills
mercury, of course. Finding the foul and
fearlu disease yet in his system, | thought l
would just experiment on him and see If there
Ell hearing for years OF Swifts Specific, SO
put him under treatment of nothing but S. s.
3. Fou large bottles completely cured him,
and lett his throat AS beautifully healed as l
could desire.
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cases In my practice, and have never failed
TO make a safe. perfect and permanent cure,
whereth.r patti 'nts have followed your direc-
tons ia thfully.
1t is because OF these remarkable cures that
| have made in my own practice with 8. s. 8.
that cheerfulty send you this testimony Of
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Those who know the almost inevitable, per-
nanently dangerous effects of mercury will
welcome your discovery of 8. 8. S. AS q boom
to humanity. The medical prot ession, al
ways wary Of proprietary medicines, Is COM
inv slowly. and in some cases secretly. to the
use OF s. s. in cases of blood disorder, Of
course medicine nat cures poisoning In its
worst form must purify the blood of every
disorder. Yours Respectfully,
j. N. CHENEY, NJ. D.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3. Atlanta,
Ga. 43,wl3t, SatEt
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Arbor Day,

State Superintendent Dartt has issued
the following with reference to Arbor
Day.
BY proclamation, His Excellency, the Gov
ernOr, has set apart the 18th day May. 1887,
as Arbor Day in this State. ! desire to call
attention especially TO that part of the prOcla-
mat ion VIII CHI says:
81 teachers and scholars unite IN devoting
the day to the comfort and adOrnment of
scnool house and grounds by trees and
shrubs" and do m 'st earnestly second the
eqIe,t and ask the citizens to aid the schoo 6
in this work
Next to our own homes these school houses.
which are the children's homes for Il ROOd
part of the ar, shou d be cared for and
made attractive, There is no vreater ne d OIL
wOrthier object than that OF improvement n
our school ~ ounds and houses Can we not
give one day IN the year to this object for the
good of the chlldreng JUSTUS DARTT.
Supt. OF Educat ion
Springfield, VT, April %, 1857.
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New England Colony
FOR DAKOTA.
FREE HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.

A first class colony has been successfully
organized for tne west lands in the mild belt
of Dakota soil del p, water abundant coal
plenty. farming, daring, corn and wheat
growing. cattle and teef raising: 100 acres
of free land to each settler.
Town lots gwen away in County seat
located by colony; unlimited business
chances. Special rat. 5 for f,eght aud for
passengers for New England Colony. FIRST
PARTY will START THURSDAY April 2S h
by special arrangement with the Chic go
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway all delay
will he avoided in Chicago in transfer.
Second party of Colonisis goes May 9th and
third party May Gath. For circulars, maps
ard other i'm fol nation desrrip iv, of our new
town, NeW England Cfty and The surrounding
country. ADDRESS HON. THOS. BlCk-
NELL, President N. L. Colony Assocation
306 Washington ST., Boston. Mass. or COL.
JOHN b. MEAD, Secretary, Colony Assoca-
ton, Randol ph VT lO3,d3d& Wit
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT.
Various Decisions Announced and Final
Adjournment Reached.


At the opening of yesterdays session of
Chittenden County Court Judge Rowell
announced decisions as follows Jennie
Marshall against l.. A. Marshall, for ad-
ditional alimony, petition dismissed ;
Martha Lee against Harmon Lee, divorce
granted and $3.50 alimony decreed W..
H. Hare for the petitioner and Henry Bal.
lard for the defendant.
The case of Elijah Dickinson against
Calvin Putnam, an action on bond, was
beard on demurrer to plaintiffs declara
ton. The court sustained the demurrer
and adiudged the declaration insufficient.
The plaintiff thereupon asked leave to
amend his declaration which was granted
on terms and the case was continued
Monahan and Alexander appeared for the
plaintiff and Wilbur & Wocott for the
defendant.
The hearing in the divorce case of
Thomas j. Bryant against Laura f.
Bryant occupied the greater part of the
forenoon. The petition was dismissed. L..
II. Davis appeared for the petitioner and
H. n. Deavitt for the defendant
There was hearing in the report of the
commissioner, Hon. w. G. Shaw, in the
case of Wait Hulburts estate. The judg-
ment affirmed the decree Of the Probate
Court and exceptions were taken by the
appellant.
then recalled aud entries corrected where
upon County Court was adjourned with
out day.
A session of the Chancery Court was
then held and DEGREES for the petitioners
were entered in the following cases A.
K. Jacobs VS.. Margaret Beaudry ct ais,
Winooski Savings bank VS. Warren Cor
bin, Nj. A. Bingham ct ais. VS. Rose A.
Haggerty ct ais, L. f. Terrll VS.. H. j
Brown, National Life Insurance company
vs.. Jed p. Clark ct ais, Hattie Nj. Seeger
vs.. Alexander Moiles, George Ashley VS..
w. H. H Sanderson, Daniel l.. Spear VS..
George f. BLAIR. both cases, A bel G.. Palm
er vs. Anthony Greenwood and wife.
Merchants National bank VS.. Gilbert
Harris and Others a. q. Whttemore,
guardian VS.. Solomon w. Powell ct ais,
Elijah Dickinson VS.. Dickinson & Put.
nam.
In the case of David Farrand, admins
traitor VS.. Rolla Gleason, II. A. Huse was
appointed special master in place af G.. H.
Pltkin, owing to the i'll health of the lat
ter. A large number of cases We're con
tinued or dismissed and court adjourned.
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Customs Changes.

The following changes in the Customs
department for the district of Vermont,
have gone into effect Charles A. Ban
croft, Deputy collector at Richford, has
been promoted to the position at the Gus.
toms Office in this city that ID. A. Stone has
filled, and r. B. Gates to that hitherto
held by Mr.. Bancroft. Deputy Collector
Peter McGettrick is transferred from st.
Adams to Richford Maurice Walsh is
promoted, and transferred from Burllng-
ton to St. Adams, and Charles H. Gotta OF
this city is appointed deputy collector,
taking the place that Walsh has held
George F. wilkins Of this city has been
appointed deputy collector and inspector
OF customs, aud succeeds Mr.. Woodbury.
at Toronto, p. Q and Michael NARROW of
Underhill, takes the place of night watch
man at ST. Adams. G. b. Evans, who has
been in the customs service at Island
Pond, has been ordered for duty at St.
Adams